To get started, just say, “Hey Google, tell me a Frozen story” and you can pick which character you'd like to narrate (and more stories will be coming by the end of the year). For families who want to relive the films at home, Google Home and Nest smart speakers can help read along with you.

Google says that, once the feature is set up, the person at home just has to say “Hey Google, talk to My Storytime” to their Google Nest, and they will be able to pick the recording of the chapter they want to listen to with their children. Recording a story takes a bit of initial setup, but it's pretty easy to do.

Here are some of the stories you can ask for:

• "The Tired Alien"
• "The Not-So-Scaredy Cat"
• "Strangest Day Ever"
• "The Chef Who Loved Potatoes"
• "Jungle Adventure"
• "Story Champ"
• "PlayKids"
• "WebGuild Bedtime Stores"

What kind of stories are there?

• “Let's Be Firefighters!” (Blaze and the Monster Machines)
• “Robot Rampage” (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles)
• Sleeping Beauty.
• Cinderella.
• Beauty & The Beast.
• ...and many more!

Listen to stories Just say, "OK, Google, tell me a story" or, "OK, Google, play Strangest Day Ever." Here are some of the stories you can ask for: "The Tired Alien" "The Not-So-Scaredy Cat"

The Google Story is a book by David Vise and Mark Malseed that takes an in-depth look at the founding of Google and why it is unique among information technology companies. The book discusses the founders, the company, and the culture that Google is known for.

Ranking in Google News is determined algorithmically by these factors:

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Like Alexa, Google Assistant can tell your child short stories like the classic tales of Little Red Riding Hood, Cinderella, and more with the Classic Stories action.

The main idea of a story is the central idea or concept that the author wants to portray through the narrative, characters, and settings. The main idea can either be explicit, which means it's directly stated in the story, or it can be implied, which means it's not directly stated in the story.

Secondly, the “story behind the story” often lies in the emotional truth of what we're writing, not in what we think about that story. It's very easy for writers to jump to analysis rather than staying in the physical and emotional detail of a scene, but it's in those details that the deeper truth often lies.

No Time Limit Unlike some other Google content such as Google My Business posts, there is no expiration date on Web Stories. They will not be deleted automatically after 7 days and won't get lost in a timeline like on social media accounts. You can feature your Web Story for as long and as prominently as you'd like.

Web Stories are a visually rich, full-screen content format for the web, which allow you to tap or swipe through stories. To consume content, you can tap or swipe through Web Stories. Google supports Web Stories, so you might find them across Google Search and Discover.